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This was part of a twenty strong herd which had been watching me set up my camera and tripod for ages! My quest was to film a wide panorama..Eventually, most of the herd mooooved through a gap in the fence leaving this trio to stare me out. I made friends with them and decided to make them the subject of my interest..and this is the result..
It appears that Holstein/Friesian cattle are one and the same..I'm no expert but if you click on the link you can decide for yourselves!
I love cows, even grumpy ones! Very nice capture... Like
My best, Marlene
Interesting photo! LIKE-2! Many greetings, Buts_YV
Very nice for perspective, colors, background... You are very talented! The soundtrack is here :-)
?What do i want... Just to wish you and yours a blessed New Year, Jim. Great to have you back ;)
~Marlene~~~~~I had never considered that these affectionate creatures could be loved Marlene, not until I witnessed the heart-breaking scenes following a major outbreak of Foot and Mouth disease in the early part of this century..Many breeders, stock farmers and herdsmen were visibly shaken to tears when whole herds were taken for slaughter and cremation..A life's time of work, dedication and investment was catastrophically ruined in a matter of hours..It was then that I realised just how much these charming and gentle creatures meant to them..Only now, some ten years on, are the fields and farms of Britain returning to somewhere near normal..
ButsYV~~~~~Good to see you _Yuri :) I'm most grateful for your nice compliment :)
Oxymandias~~~I'm flattered by your generous compliment, thanks for the utube link :))
stacy metcalf~~~They were so inquisitive Stacey and intent on getting in on the act..I was intent on capturing a big coastal panorama somewhere on the distant horizon, the cushy cows won! NO CONTEST! I'm glad to be back :))
Kind regards to you all
Honest, nothing bad. I just thought I'd drop in and wish you a Happy New Year Jim.
I hope 2013 is a great year for you, and I look forward to seeing more photos from your corner of the world.
Best wishes from Canada, Randy
Nice picture Jim. I like the rays of light trying to beak through! Reading your reply to Marlene...I know many farmers and I there isn't one that doesn't know their herd individually and their different personalities!
All the best for 2013, Rosa.
Beautiful picture, Jim. Excellent composition. These look like the cows in the "Eat mor chikin" commercial. Do you have the Chick-fil-a chain of restaurants in the UK?
"Wad'ya want ?" Milk perhaps? :) Best wishes to you and your loved ones!
Greetings, Ed
"Getting to know you better!" Very touching photo,Jim, even if on first view it doesn't look special. It is! Thanks for sharing and best wishes, Ila
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Curiosity photographes the cows! Wonderful capture. Greetings from Athens.
YSL. Thanks for sharing the information. cjlin
Beautiful - LIKE - Welcome in our nice group - enjoy it - Best Regards, Moni
Good to see you back in action Jim, a bit of cream for my coffee please!
Cheers and a big like,
Geezer Vz~~~~"chick-fil-a" restaurant chains Guy :) We've never heard of em! As far as I am aware, the only national food outlet of this type in the UK is KFC..
Wil en Ed~~~~Ed! that's the obvious answer, why didn't I think of that :)
-ila-~~~~~I've been thinking about posting this photo for months Ila, now I'm glad that I did!
psonja~~~They are cuddly aren't they Sonja :))
alear~~~~I once saw a herd of cows eat a caravan Ale!, now that's very curious :))
Christos Theodorou~~~~~This is the closest that I will ever get to bovines Christos, anything this big scares the heck out of me..I'd rather go shark fishing!
Steve Drury~~~Hello Steve :)) I could have guaranteed that you would be the first to write one of the worst moocow jokes ever! :))) Is it still Panto time? Stand by for an outbreak!!!!!
cjlin~~~Greetings dear Cjlin, always good to see you..I'm floored by the YSL, thank you so much :))
Sehnwirmal~~~I'm delighted to join the Cows of the World group..I had no idea that one existed :))) Cows are very essential creatures and deserve recognition..even if I do wear leather shoes!
Gabor Retei~~~It's a race against time Gabe, if I ever get to the bottom of my un-answered mail pile I will be able to visit the galleries!
Many thanks for all your good humoured comments guys, it is such fun reading them..Keep up the good work
Molto bella, like. Saluti Vanni
Vanni Lazzari - VL E…~~~~I could not resist snapping these friendly beasts Vanni :) After all, they posed so well for me :)
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""We have now presided over the largest increase in the size of government since the Great Society," said Sen. John McCain"
In some, if not many, areas, government jobs are the only jobs left thanks to:
Stephen Moore: "We have moved decisively from a nation of makers to a nation of takers."
I don't really think anyone considers teachers, police, firefighters, sanitation workers and armed forces personnel "takers". They are obviously needed and do a tremendous public service. I think what he really means is that they are not as "productive" as they could be and the system is unsustainable.
There are diminishing returns to any investment and if we double our investment in education but test scores remain the same then we have definitely went past the point of diminishing returns. Yet teachers want more pay for doing the same thing every year and more investment. My experience is that I do more teaching at home with my kids then they do. They organize the lesson and send everyone home with homework.
Privatize 'sanitation workers'. We pay for our trash collection (not in our property taxes), and we have 3 companies to choose from. Result? It's cheap. We pay quarterly, but it works out to $25.20/month. Ferret out the 'sanitation workers' portion of a tax bill, and I'd be willing to bet it's a lot more than that.
I believe your argument of "..Classic sign of a civilization in decline..." may bear some truth. However, for my curiosity, what about the Chinese? The majority of their industries and enterprises are still 'state-controlled', and yet their economy appears to be on the rise.
The Chinese are eliminating, not adding, government jobs. That's why their economy is growing. During the Maoist era when they were killing the private sector and putting everything in the hands of the government, there economy collapsed, tens of millions of people starved to death, and there was no real growth for decades.
China can "grow" their economy number #1 because they have the equivalent of a slave labor force, a serfdom and land that can be confiscated at will and little to zero regulations beyond P.R.
Your comment could not be more inaccurate. First of all, slave labor does not improve economic performance. If that were true, the Soviets and the Maoists would have crushed the United States during the Cold War. Instead, exactly the reverse happened. It turns out slave labor is not very productive and certainly not innovative. Second of all, China does not have slave labor anymore. Wages in China are rapidly rising, which is part of their inflation problem. The Chinese are building a middle class as well as making a few people at the top very rich. I'm not an advocate of China's human rights policies, but you completely misunderstand and distort their economic policies. They have become more capitalist and pro market than we are, which is why they're destroying us now.
They are paying higher wages and creating a middle class very selectively, in urban and suburban areas of choice.
You clearly know very little about US history. If you did, you would know we did exactly the same things in this country as the Chinese are doing now at that stage of our economic development, which was about 100 years ago. Go read some US history books. Again, I am not supporting Chinese human rights abuses, but your views are ignorant of economic history and the realities of stages of economic development that happen everywhere. There is no utopia or perfect society, despite what the pacifists and the socialists would like people to believe. The road to hell is paved with good intentions of a perfect society. What the Chinese are doing is dramatically improving the average standard of living of their people. It is not perfect. Yes, there are abuses and people who are treated unfairly. They are the proverbial broken eggs that are necessary to make breakfast. We slaughtered about 20 million Native Americans to build this country. Was that fair? I don't think so. But we couldn't have built this country if we respected their rights to do what they wanted to do, which were in direct opposition to what we wanted to do. That is conflict. That is real life. Some groups win and other lose. It is painful, but it is unavoidable sometimes. Stalin and Mao murdered tens of millions of people, but they didn't build anything. That is the difference. You have to look at the net result of the actions taken by a society rather than expecting you can have progress without any painful side effects. It is naive to believe that will ever happen.
[We slaughtered about 20 million Native Americans to build this country.]
Some historians generally believe that the decimation of the North American Native Indians was, due mostly in part other than by battle slaughtering, to diseases brought in by the Europeans. The Indians lacked the built-up immunity to those germs.
Yup, this is why pot is still illegal.
How can you not count all the losers on welfare and food stamps etc? they are effectively gov't employees. in some places, i bet you'd have trouble finding 2 adults out of ten thats not in a useless gov't funded, REAL , PRODUCTIVE, private sector job. by the bitter end, the uSSa is going to make russia look like a joke, for the simple reason , they print the reserve currency, therefore , they can drag this out to hilarious extremes. at some point, almost EVERYONE will be a defacto gov't unemployee....watch and learn...
The overall government payroll expanded in more ways than number of employees. Public employees saw some of the largest increases in salary in 2009 and 2010 of their careers even though they'd been seeing a steady rise in salary throughout both Bush and Clinton's 8 year terms. Some government employees saw their wages increase by a third. So how much is that wage freeze worth now?
Big government is a non partisan employer brought to you by the symbiotic two party system. The American public is addicted to government programs, most of which have limited constituencies with the exception of medicare/caid and social security and therein lies the problem. Cutting non entitlement spending gets us nowhere, so what's the point say the takers. At some point, the productive classes will move on.
I read the other day that the United States Post Office lost $8 billion last year. They are planning to lay off several thousand employees. They estimate the savings will be $750million/year. What about the other $7.25 billion dollars they lost? They will still lose $8 billion this year as healthcare for the remaining employees will increase 20%. Not to mention the affect of higher gas prices.
This is kind of funky example. The USPS isn't exactly 100% inefficient. By law they have to deliver and take mail from places FedEX and UPS won't go because its not profitable(think rural addresses). FedEX and UPS know this as well as other examples of federally mandated services that they don't have to provide and exploit it.
Think regular mail. like letters. where the USPS will go to a rural address 6 days a week. It might take 2 hours to visit 6 houses, FedEX and UPS will only go there if they order from Amazon. they will go to the one house that ordered and they will get paid by Amazon.
The major item in the article, is, "There are not enough Tax Payers" available to continue to pay the High Wage, High Benefit and High Pension Plan, for the current Government Employment. The taxpayer is tapped out, and they cannot go into additional debt to pay increased taxes. That won't work for sure.
NOT ENOUGH TAX PAYERS, for all of you Government Employees that comment from the Political Left.
The debt and government obligations are getting big enough now where we need to take massive amounts of wealth out of the private and corporate sectors. This is not a tinkering with margins problem or just tax the rich. At some point everyone is going to wake up and realize that our government has absconded huge amounts of wealth from everyone through debt issuance.
Sounds like the standard Marxist line coming from the WSJ and so many here. According to standard Marxism, the manufacturing workers "produce" while all the rest are only superfluous "superstructure." But ask yourself this: weren't government-paid pencil-pushers ("takers") crucial for, among many other items, the development of the jet plane, nuclear bomb, computer, internet ...?
Nuclear bomb, yes. Jet plane, no. I think the commercial thirst for profit would have driven it into existence. Computer and internet? Its a toss up.
Confusion of categories.
He brings up good points. I don't think the two things exactly correlate as population growth has helped the growth in government services and thus more government employees.
We have the largest number of military employees this world has ever seen. I'm not talking about soldiers, we have a lot of those too but all of the others are simply unacceptable. The long run loss to our economy from the talent drain will set us back 30 years compared to our economic competitors.
China's foreign policy is much smarter than ours. Russia learned this lesson after Afghanistan. Let nations fight amongst themselves, sit back and eat popcorn. Then, move in and tap the natural resources.
It's amazing to me how disconnected even Americans are becoming from the political leadership. Do the French feel they have provided the mandate for intervention in Libya to their leadership? Do the Irish feel they provided the mandate for their government to bailout their banks on the backs of the populace? Do we here in the US feel the President was right to intervene in yet another internal sovereign conflict?
History's most important innovators have it seems rarely been motivated by the lust for monetary gain above all else. From Homer and Thales and Socrates, Moses and Paul and Augustine, Abelard and Leonardo and Newton, to Locke and Rousseau and Jefferson, Beethoven, Whitman, to Van Gogh and Pasteur and Einstein, the Wright Brothers and Alan Turning and Arvo Part: financial and moral support has come from a variety of sources, while the innovators were motivated most essentially by something else, something often not seen or recognized by the myopic or fanatically simple-minded or juvenile ... and a crucial factor was that the culture, the society valued the quests and innovations gained.
Witchy, I may not agree with most of your other comments to this article (or others) but I have to say that this particular comment was well written and made me consider the reasons behind my own actions. I appreciate the civil discussion and diversity generally common on Seeking Alpha and the ability to read differing points of view on many investment related topics (some liberal leaning while others lean conservative). I may not agree with some comments and I may state my opinion rather crassly at times (you can tell my conservative stance) but typically I am not berated for my differing opinion and I appreciate that.
When it comes to Takers, Stephen Moore is at the head of the line.
If you want to talk about takers please include the land owners. Land values for just the households in this country total approx. 4-5 trillion dollars. When you factor in the urban, suburban, rural non-household and commercial land, the total is much higher. It is probably the largest or close to the largest asset class we have.
"It is easier to go after teachers, janitors, clerks, etc."
Beyond the insanity of public unions which is only a paid army of voters and should be made illegal the teachers stuck their fool heads out of the foxhole and tried to tell the country that is in recession how the rules did not apply to them because they are special.
T Viewpoint,
I totally agree,
Stephen Moore and Christopher Grey are absolutely correct!
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Delightful, Charming, Friendly, and a Great Breakfast
My wife and I just returned from a 16-day swing through Amsterdam, Brussels, Brugge, Paris and London. Brugge, and the Hotel Ter Duinen, were the most pleasant surprises of the trip. The warm welcome, the friendly and helpful staff, the air, the light, the views, the spacious room and the 'ample' breakfast were all a cut above what we experienced on this and previous travels.
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Spent a night in Brugge on a weekend escape from London and thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Hotel ter Duinen. All arrangements were made easily via email with a very prompt response. Upon arrival, Marc (the owner) gave a warm welcome and presented me with a map of the town and his recommendations of places to eat & see. He also gave me a discount card for local museums etc which came in handy during my stay.
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The hotel is a bit of a walk to town, but considering Brugge is a place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city the leisurely walk (or short bus ride) to town wasn't bad. In addition, the hotel was quite close to the windmills, which if you are staying in the the center of town, you might not venture to see.
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The only redeeming feature of this hotel was the breakfast, which was very lovely. Everything else was a disappointment. We paid luxury hotel prices, but had a hotel room with all the charm of a cheap motel. It was cramped, noisy, and ugly. The service was poor as well. We slept in the first morning, and as we were leaving for the day I asked them to make up the room. They assured me that they would, but they never did. The toilet overflowed. And, to top it all off, they charged me over 2 euros per phone call for calls to toll free numbers, even though there was no posted policy on such charges.
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Found another square with a fairly busy restaurant still serving. We opted for that. We had to sit inside, unfortunately, but ...
Brugge, Beer and Chocolate! And Chocolate! And...
... through even older areas, where tanners used to work; little squares, gardens, and archways, and always canals and quaint bridges. We passed a museum that is on our "return later" list, the Groening.
We emerged at the back of a large church, and made our way to the front. Horse and carts trotted by briskly. Crowds of cruise ship tours were starting to be noticeable. We got museum cards from Hans, and went into the Church of Our Lady to see a Michelangelo Madonna and ...
Just Wandering
... other hand, looked at us with pitiful eyes to see if we would ignore the sign. We didn't.
Before we took a quick rest at the hotel, we decided to go from downscale (Cafe Vlissinghe) to upscale, Grand Hotel Casselburgh where the bar was highly recommended. It was beautifully decorated for Christmas and we had beverage and a nice visit with the bartender from Portugal, who convinced us to do a visit at some point ...
Paris to Bruges via choo choo train
... French, it could have been French sounding nutter gibberish really. He was super funny for some reason so I watched for half an hour until he just stopped and started spinning a yarn to the owner of a local ice cream trolley. He seemed normal for a bit until he went mental and threw his half finished can of coke at someone. To be fair he had a pretty good arm though I think he missed his target.
Thunder and rain in the distance so I ...


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Oh I wish I could be in HK for the Mexican Film Fest!! But I'm in the UK London to enjoy the 'Big wedding' and also my fave bit! Shakespeares birthday celebrations in Stratford! Fabulous!
Hope every-one every-where is 'blessed'....x Angela x
Uhu! It's big! Shame it had such an effect on the earth's plates though!?
Does this validate that good follows bad and vice versa?
Wish I could go and help in Japan....can only support and send prayers...sending love x
Nothing can give back what is taken away but we can always start over.
Be strong Japan our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love is the answer.....


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Some-Bunny Loves You Is Perfect for Easter!
FOR THE KIDS Easter is fast approaching! Kids everywhere are jumping for joy at the idea of getting oodles of candy from the Easter Bunny! Perhaps this year, the Easter Bunny will include this basket of bunnies just for your little tykes. This is a fantastic and fun way to incorporate the spirit of springtime in with the normal candy and goodies given at Easter.
FOR THE FAMILY Have you made your Easter plans yet? Most people spend Easter Day eating a yummy dinner in the company of family. Spread the Easter spirit by bringing this adorable flower arrangement to your dinner. Use just as decoration, or set it out as a darling little centerpiece. These bunnies will get everyone in the Easter spirit — Just in time to hide some eggs!
LONG-DISTANCE FAMILY If you live too far away to enjoy Easter dinner with the family, send this trio of funny bunnies to be there instead. Your family will delight in the presence of little bunnies poking out of the springtime daisies.
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Work-in-progress of Shipwreck! It's rough but the shapes are getting there. This is a xmas gift for @tkwatkinsart :) That's his wonderful watercolor of #Shipwreck to the left of the sculpt. #gijoe #1980s #christmasRead more »
O Christmas bone bliss! Merry Christmas everyone from @tkwatkinsart and I. Hope you are having a wonderful, fun and love filled holiday! (at Portland, Oregon)Read more »
Need a last minute yet thoughtful gift? I'm having a Last Minute Seedling Sale! There's free Priority Mail shipping for all orders until 12/20. That's FREE 1-3 day shipping! The USPS will deliver by Christmas using Priority Mail if you've gotten it in the mail by 12/21. There is a very limited supply of Seedlings […]Read more »
First time trying to sculpt at my booth! It's hard to focus but still super fun :) this is an exploration for a new series I'm thinking of doing. They will be statues that you can hide a message in #adxgifted #LittleBrigade #lylawarren #griffin #Kokeshi (at ADX Portland)Read more »
In Portland this weekend and looking for a fun holiday event? Look no further! Gifted is @ADXPortland & Portland Made's annual holiday gift fair, featuring a vast array of local goods and all around neat stuff. Food and drinks aplenty. Check out www.adxgifted.com for more info! DEC 12th ONLY 12-9 pm Also… it's likely that […]Read more »
Christmas! The tree is up and the Cap shield is decorated. Love holiday time at home with @tkwatkinsart and Titan :) #ilovechristmas #happyholidays #totalgooberRead more »
In Seattle this Dec? Stop by the beautiful @thehandmadeshowroom! They will have a little army of Seedlings all month. "The Handmade Showroom Pop-up shop at Pacific Place in Downtown Seattle showcasing the best artists of the Northwest. Open EVERY day through December 31st" www.thehandmadeshowroom.com #seedlings #LittleBrigade #lylawarren #handmadepopup #pacificplace #madeinseattle #shoplocalseattle #shopsmallseattle (at The Handmade Showroom)Read more »
Those pine cones ain't gonna prep themselves! A Seedling's pine cone goes thru a lotta steps before getting attached. The bottoms get sanded w/ an obital sander, they get blown out w/ an air compressor and get coated in a bio based, eco-ish epoxy resin by @entropyresins. THEN they are ready to attach :) #seedlings […]Read more »
Sanding, sanding, sanding! Getting all the holiday orders ready for paint and pinecones #seedlings #LittleBrigade #lylawarren #designertoys #artdolls #art #cute #handmadegifts #worrydollRead more »
The Little Brigade Etsy store is stocked FULL of brand new Seedlings! www.etsy.com/shop/LittleBrigade These little sculpts are new – I've changed their look to be even more chocked full of chubby cuteness. Also this is the first time I'm selling my new mini $25 Seedlings online and $6 magnets :) Free shipping until Dec 7 […]Read more »